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03/20/2002 NOTICE-DISCRETIONARY JURIS (DIRECT CONFLICT) PT State Of Florida state1 BY: PT Thomas David Winokur 906336
03/24/2002 No Fee - State
03/28/2002 JURIS INITIAL BRIEF PT State Of Florida state1 BY: PT Thomas David Winokur 906336 W/APP.. 0&5 (DISK)
04/17/2002 JURIS ANSWER BRIEF RS Juan Naveira BY: RS Erik Courtney 0&5
09/30/2002 ORDER-NO REQ&BRIEF SCHED/JURIS ACCEPTED JURISDICTION ACCEPTED WITHOUT ORAL ARGUMENT AND MERIT BRIEFS REQUESTED. SENT TO WEST 10/08/2002
10/23/2002 INITIAL BRIEF-MERITS PT State Of Florida state1 BY: PT Thomas David Winokur 906336 (O&7) W/APPENDIX & DISKETTE
11/15/2002 ANSWER BRIEF-MERITS RS Juan Naveira BY: RS Erik Courtney (O&7) W/DISKETTE (NEW DISKETTE FILED 11/21/02)
11/25/2002 RECORD/TRANSCRIPT Jon S. Wheeler BY: Jon S. Wheeler (CC: PAPERS & 1 VOLUME)
12/09/2002 REPLY BRIEF-MERITS PT State Of Florida state1 BY: PT Thomas David Winokur 906336 (O&7) W/DISKETTE
04/22/2004 DISP-REMANDED We approve in part and quash in part the First District's decision. We approve that part of the decision holding that upon remand from Naveira I, Naveira was entitled to raise the issue of whether the speedy trial period had expired. We quash the district court's decision on the merits, however. We hold that the defendant's right to speedy trial under 3.191 was not violated where Naveira invoked the speedy trial rule, trial was scheduled as provided in the rule's recapture provisions, and the only reason the trial was not held according to rule 3.191's recapture provision was Naveira's own motion for continuance. Thus, the trial court erred in discharging the defendant. We remand this case for proceedings consistent with this opinion.
05/13/2004 MANDATE CC: COUNSEL
05/13/2004 RECORD/TRANSCRIPT RETURNED 1 VOLUME
07/09/2004 ARCHIVES